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Knights of Pythias Lecture.

In response to invitations issued by
| Theseus Lodge No. 191, X. of p, quite a
large audience assembled at the Crescent
Rink, on last Monday evening, to hear
the lecture of Mr.. J. H. Rathbone, of
Washington City, founder of the order of
Knights of Pythias. Had it not been for
the disagreeable state of the weather, the
number would doubtless have been much
larger. The stage of the Rink was ap-
propriately decorated with X. of p. flags,
and the letters F. G. B.-meaning Friend
ship, Charity, BeneYolence-in gilt, were
suspended across the center of the stage
past seven o'clock, but owing to the ina
bility of the Wellston Lodge to secure
transportation here at so early an hour,
it had to be deferred to about an hour
later. When the members of the Wells
ton Lodge, under command of Capt. John
Jordan, arrived. they were escorted to the
Rink by the Silver Cornet Band, where
they broke ranks and secured seats for
the lecture. The band then rendered
piece of music. and prayer was offered by
Rev. Tedford. DR.. P. F. Jacobs delivered
a short address of welcome, and then in
troduced the lecturer of the evening, Mr..
Rathbone. who began his lecture with a
short history of the knights of Pythias
This order is of American origin, the
first conception of it being by Mr.. Rath-
bone, in 1859, when he read the touching
story of Damon and Pythias But it was
not until Friday evening, February 10, |
1864, that the first lodge was organized in
City, with membership of |
only 13. The order now comprises 5000 |
lodges, As grand lodges, and |
a supreme lodge, with a membership of |
100000. The uniform rank numbers some
10000 members, distributed in 600 lodges.
The order has, since its organization, ex-
pended some $4.OOO,O0O for benevolent
purposes.
The lecturer then proceeded to his sub
uct, True Pythianism," which he han
lied in a mastery manner, showing care
,ul study, and it was delivered with ease
ind grace, Mr.. Rathbone is a fine-look-
ng, portly man, apparently little above
he medium age, and he set forth the
of the true Pythian Knight
n manner that cannot possibly fail to
10 much good.
After the lecture, DR.. Jacobs thanked
he audience for their careful attention,
nd announced that Mr.. Rathbone would
meet the Knights in their Castle Hail..
The audience then dispersed.
The Knights of Pythias, both of this
lace and of Wellston. are composed of as
me looking set of young men as one
would wish to see anywhere And if they
My practice the many noble acts of
'ythianism, as they were displayed by t
1r Rathbone, on Monday evening, the
rder cannot fail to be blessing to any
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ABOUT PEOPLEI

Ed. Erwin is seriously ill with lever.
Miss Eva Baldridge is quite poorly.
Prof. Hank returned home on Saturday
Mrs. Eben Jones is daily growing weaker.
Mrs. Pauline Chestnut is improving rapidly.
Abe Rankin has moved to Indianola, Nebias-
ka.
George Davis bas gone to Muskingum Coun-
ty.
Thanks to G. A. Atkinson for Nebraska pa
pers.
Johnny Bnhen has been down sick for long
time.
II. Prices folks will go to Columbus about
the 1st.
Geo, NJ, Waller is at FoIlmer, Paulding Coun-
~, Ohio.
Mrs. Bolen has recovered from her late seri-
Gus illness.
Miss Emma Jones returned home on last
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Austin was visiting friends here
on last Friday.
i'll the near future.
Mrs. Ella Pickering of Athens, is visiting
Mrs. L. ] Edwards.
Miss Mary Gardner, of Columbus has been in
town for several days.
Rev. j. E. Rudisin will preach next Sunday
upon "Our Present Duty"
Mr. end Mrs Frank Ciaar, of Portsmouth
Street, have new boy baby.
s. j. Morgan, who was formerly with Smith
& Lupton, is now with R. w. Thomas.
DR.. Buchanan Eurr and G. A. Beaton, of the
New York Life Ins. Co., were in town part of
last week
Mrs. Lide Simpson, of Columbus, is visiting
relatives here. She is sister of Miss Julia
Johnson.
Uncle Johnny Steele is in very poor health,
at the home of his William, in Franklin
Township.
Hartley, Giblin and Fraley were taken to
Columbus on Monday by Sheriff Lively and
Deputy Long.
Miss Belle Swanson is still confined TO her
home, from her recent attack of rheumatism,
though she moves about the house
We see by the Utah Christian Advocate that
Rev. j. D. Gilliland is recov ering from an in
jury caused by the cars being blown from the
track.
Mrs Westfall died last week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Faulkner, in Liberty
Township. She was about eighty five years
old. She was the grandmother of Mrs. J. C.
Hurd.
Mr.. Dave C. Parry has accepted position
With Smith & Lupton, of this place. Mr.. Parry
is one of the best men in the County for the
position, OF in fact for any other position re-
quiring ability and energy.
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SEASON OF 1887.
Our Spring Greeting.

We are glad-glad it is Spring, glad we
are in business this Spring, glad our bust
ness is located among liberal and appre-
ciative people, and very glad to find our
selves prepared to meet all their wants in
our line. The season not only brings its
pleasures but its necessities, which as a
general rule are divided among us all
Articles you are needing we are offeriug
for sale, and that we earnestly desire
your patronage goes without saying.
Your wants have been studied and an
ticipated with care. We have visited the
best markets, and possessing superior ad-
vantages, we feel justified in announcing
the opening of a Spring stock which is
uneXcelled in any particular, and as a
whole offers superior advantages in the
way of fresh goods Of the highest grade,
at remarkably low prices. We urge in
spection, solicit comparison and court
criticism, because we firmly believe both
goods and prices will find greater favor
with careful buyers if compared with the
general line of Spring offerings. Many
seasonable novelties will be placed at
your disposal, which it will be impossible
to find elsewhere. We lay-claim to pat
ronage on the ground that we offer supe-
rior styles and reliable qualities at money
saving prices. If we prove this to you,
you will certainly be the gamer, and 1t
we fail to do so we neither ask nor expect
your custom. With this understanding
we earnestly urge you to inspect our beau
tiful stock of Mems, Boys and Children's
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises
and Gents Furnishing Goods, promising
a cordial welcome and careful attention
to your wants. Yours respectfully,
G. H. STERNBERGER 81 Co.,
Directly opp. Court House.
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PROHIBITION CONVENTION.

The Prohibition Convention for Lick
Township, and Corporation of Jackson,
to nominate candidates for offices to be
voted on at the coming Spring election,
will be held at the Town House, Wednes-
day, the 3Oth of March, beginning at 7
o'clock p. m. A full attendance is re-
quested. c. L. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION,

The qualified voters of the Village of Jackson,
Jackson County, OHIO, are hereby notified that
an election will be held at the usual voting
places in said Village, on
Monday, April 4th, A. ID. 1857,
for the purpose of eectiIg persons TO fill the
following Offices to-wit
Street Com missioner.
Weigh Master.
Cemetery Trustee.
Three Councilmen.
Given under my hand ane seal this 23d day of
April, A D. 1887.
[sEALI THOMAS A. JONES, Mayor
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Notice to Voters.

The Prohibition anI Temperance vo-
ters of Milton Township will meet at the
Town House in Wellston, on Friday eyen-
ing, April .1st, at p. m., to nominate
township and corporation ticket to be
voted for April 4, 1887.
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WORKING GLASSES ATrnNT1oS At .1s rpn IN.

pared furnish all classes with employment at home
the whole of the time, or for their spare moments
Business new light and profitable Persons of either
easily from so cents to IS 90 per evening and
proportional sum by dcvotiDg all their time to the
business. Boy and girls nearly much as men.
That all who this send their address, and test
the business. make this offer. To such not
we'll satisfied will send dollar to pay for the
trouble of writing. Full particulars and outfit free
Address GEORGE STINSON & Co., Portland, Maine.
e'RnS7v
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A boy named Charles Williams shot
and killed an old man named Benjamin
Ball, in Portsmouth, last week. The boy
Ball, when the latter demonstrated and
in the quarrel which ensued the boy
killed him. Williams was arrested. His
desperate character was moulded by read
ing bloody detective stories.
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SI03 IS
The Depositary was instructed to fur

The Depositary was instructed to fur
nish Hugh Barnhill, of Wellston, sup
ply of Bibles for sale at that place. The
Secretary was instructed to correspond
with the District Superintendent, request
ing the Parent Society to make thor
ough canvass of the county.
The Treasurer was instructed to remit
$4,000 to be placed to the credit of this
Society. Qncluded in Treasurer's Report)
The Society elected members to the
Auxiliary as follows: NJ. f. Church, 3;
NJ. E. S. s., L; Presbyterian Church, l;
Presbyterian S. s., q Christian S. s., 1.
On motion the Board adjourned.
J. W. LONGBON, President.
w. NJ. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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Probate Court Report.

r. Z. Wilson and L. w. French ap-
pointed Examiners of County Treasury;
report filed and ordered published in the
Standard and Herald.
In re r. T. Jones, admir- of Mary Lam
bert decd; motion from legatees to COM
pei admir- to distribute funds. Bond of
indemnity to admir- ordered.
In re Mary Christian, insane; ordered
from Infirmary to Asylum.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John E. Camink and Carrie L. Demp-
sey.
Fielding Willis and Ruth Patten.
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Kendalls Queen of Pain will stop tooth
ache in from one to three minutes The
best in the world for external and inter
nal use. Warranted. Give it a trial
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To all who are suffering from the errors and
fndiscrctions OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe
thatwill cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send q selfaddrcssed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d. Ne,o York City,
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G.. H. STERNBERGER & Co..

The w. c. T. Twill give dime social
at the home of Mrs. Sutherland, on South
Street, Thursday evening, March 31st. All
are invited to attend.
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FITS.-All Fits stopped free by DR..
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free to Fit
cases. Send TO Dr. Kline. 931 Arch ST.,
Pbila., Pa. 1aprS6y
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Hats.

We have all the latest shapes of the
Spring of 'S7. Correct in style, fine in
quality, lowest in price.
c. H. STERNBERGER e Co.
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Come and see stock of Hosiery, Suspen-
ders, Collars, Cuffs, Ties, Handkerchiefs
and Gloves, before our elegant assortment
is depleted by the rapid custom we know
they will attract. We promise desirable
and stylish bargains at prices that will
crafty you.
c.. H. STERNBERGER & Co..
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Kendall's vegetable salve is unequalled
for healing purposes.
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JACKSON COUNTY TREASURY.
EX A MN ERS' REPORT


OF Land
U
"a each
[. " " ERESM ERESGE Examiners
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Miss Mamie Boskill has returned from
Brazil, Ind, where she has been attending
Sisters school for three months.
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Gooch's MeXi can Syrup is no patent
medicine, but is prepared under the per
sonal supervision of Mr.. Gooch, from a
prescription by DR.. Antonio Garcia. IN
all cases of lung trouble it has no equal,
affording Immediate relief. Clergymen,
lawyers, and all public speakers will be
greatiyy benefited by it's use. For sale by
all druggists. soc. per bottle.
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Bible Society.

| JACKSON, u, March 70, 1887.
The forty-sixth anniversary of the Jack
son County Bible Society was held at the
M. E. Church, Sabbath afternoon, March
20, 1887
The meeting was called to order by J.
W. Longbon, President, who made short
statement as to the immense number of
volumes of the Sacred Word which have
been published and circulated since the
organization of the parent society, in
| 1916.
This was followed by singing, reading
| of the Scriptures by Rev. j. A. Lytle, of
the Christian Church, and prayer by Rev.
| G. E. Tedford, of the Presbyterian Church.
The minutes of the preceding anniversary
| were read and approved.
The following committee on nominal
tions was appointed: Isaac Brown, S. E.
Brookins, j. NJ Evans, John d. Jones and
J. R. Hunter.
Singing by the congregation.
Then followed short addresses from
Rev. c. E. Tedford, Rev. J. E. Rudisill,
Rev. d. j. Jenkins and Rev.,J A. Lytle.
The addresses were full of good things,
and were highly appreciated by the audi
ence.
The committee on nominations report
ed the following named, who were unan-
imously elected:
President. ................J. w. Longbon.
Vice Presidents. -. The Pastors of Co
operating Churches.
Secretary -. .--...-.-- w. M. Johnson.
JVp, IT Eabopo
Depositary. ry...............W H Nickel.
Executive Committees. E. Brookins,
S. +. Baldridge, Thomas Jones (North),
John d. Jones and o. S. Miller.
This was followed by singing of Dox-
ology, and benedction by Rev. D. j. Jen-
kins.
March %, 1887.
The Official Board of the Bible Society
met in the Office of ]. W. Longbon. Pres
ent J. w. Longbon, Reverends Rudisill,
Tedford, Lytle, and o. s. Miller, Thomas
Jones (North), S. Z. Baldridge and w. M.
johnson.
The Depositary submitted the follow,
ing report, which was adopted:
To Books on hand since last settlement $40 81
" received since. ..... -... ....... 1O2 So
CIR.
By Books sold ........... s43 65
=" given away ........ ............ .... 70'
g delivered to life members ........... 36 60
ON hand...-... .......-.....-.... 262 81
Total l.............. .............. ..... ss4s 81
The Treasurer submitted the following
report:
DIR.
To Balance on hand at last settlement..... sl3 80
amount received from Depositary ......... 43 65
. - 8 NJ. E. Chch, Jackson Is 90
'' " d" q" SIS, g 90
1" g Baptist Ch., " l 90
6 = Christian S. S., - '5 90
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iAm't Due ...,,. ;, Orders :.
frcn n-as 80 ~ Redeemed Balances Over Drafts
Treasurer. S' '' Since.

o M
Fench,as Emn so h o said
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A New Firm!

A.W. Long has associated himself with
the Caldwell boys, Wallace and Lawson,
in the marble and granite business, under
the firm name Of Long & Caldwells. The
new firm has put in the finest stock of
granite and marble ever brought to the
place. 1t is a treat to see the beautiful
granite designs in their large room on
Main Street The Caldwells are too we'll
kn0wn in this community to make any
praises of their wnIk necessary. Suffice
it that they are artists of the first-class.
Josiah Caldwell, the veteran artist, is
still with the firm, and altogether, no
house in Southern Ohio is better equipped
in the matter of artistic wOrkmen, and no
town in Southern Ohio carries as large
stock of beautiful designs and material,
in this line of work. With A. W. Long
as salesman of the new firm, the business
will be an extensive one Send your or
ders to the firm of Long & Caldwells.
You will be sure of good treatment and
artistic work.
20 Doz. good unlaundried Shirts at 35
cents.
so Doz. fine laundried Shirts at 80 cents.
so DoZ. extra fine laundried Shirts at IS
cents.
1t will be pleasure to show you these
goods. G. H. STERNBERGER & Co.
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.oTIos sMarch2,
REMARKS.

One mortgage to Sc
cure the payment o!
Two notes of Ann
Tones and John I.
ZONES, one of S45, and
)ne of S53 20.
Also one note of
Thomas GilliS and
Michael Gillis for s52.
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GOLDEN TEXT-But the Lord was with Jo-
seph, and show ed him mercy. Gen. 80. 81.
TIME.-l72S B. G.
PLACES.-Dothan. Egypt Hebron.
RULERS.-The Pharaohs in Egypt, OF the
Shepherd King dynasty.
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Corner Main and Broadway Streets,
Corner Opposite the Court House
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gii9en unb englii6en Gii6ern su elmer
blutigen &auferei. Sas Militdr muBte
einsreifen, pobei sahlrei@e idmere
8ermunbungen itattfanoen. Da man
cine Wieberbolung 6erartiser Auftritie
| fiir6tet, III bic 8iirgergarbe 3u ben
Mafen gerufen tporben.
- Cine ni6mimmeube Nusfteuung@
bon fpanii9en probuften unb 6anbelss
artiteln bat ioeben 8aleneia berlaIIen,
I'm bic idmmtliden iiioameritanii1en
9dfen BON 8ebeutung au beiuden.
2ped oieies, BON Der &egierung fub.
uentiOnirten unternebmens lift, ben lpas
nif6en Waaren neue Mdrtte 3u ers
6ffnen.
= Die amtli9en 8eri1te iiber ben
4usfall Der oiesidbrigen ruifI9en
Weiaen @rnte lauten auBerorbentlid
ginitig. gbenio bic aus Oeiterreids
lngarn unb aus 9euti9lanb.
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San MntDnio unb 9lranias pab Babn
gebt. ueiff f6on faum Elm babies ssabr,
na66em Die 8abn in Betrieb gefebt
tpor6en TT, bic beiliamen Golgen bes
4nf9lufes on bic gifenbabn in ei.
tter Wertbpermebrung bes feuerbaren
gigentbums unb In einer grb6buug Der
Beb6lterungs3abI auf. Die Mbf6d.
sung 6es gigentbums ersiebt fiir's Sabr
1887 ben Wertb BON $2,331,154, bas
TT alio 1921 ,452 mebr aIs i'm 0oriabre,
BET einem Wa6stbunt ber 8eb6lterling
nm SO 5timmgeber unb Inn 1O2 f1uis
pfi9tige ainber. gnbIid 1T Bet Der
WertbabfGdbung bes gigentbums au
Steueraueden nod bic Sbatia1e tn Be-
tra9t au sieben, baB bic 20, 546 RDpfe
Minbbieb In bieIem Sabre In Golge bes
Sinfens Der @iebpreiie nur 3u S. Der
STUD angefeBt finb, !pdbrenb i'm Wors
labre ibr @teuertpertb nod So betrug.